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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1968
Page
2
In September 1967 students faced a scheduling problem when a professor’s name was missing from the Fall timetable. Student Government lobbied authorities, ensuring teacher names were printed on schedules, and earned praise for achieving a long-range, constructive goal.
The piece critiques Vedanta based gurus in the United States and their meditative path to bliss. It warns that guru led cults lure youth with ecstatic rituals and hallucinogenic parallels, arguing the pursuit of oneness with God risks becoming a pop culture fad rather than solving real life problems.
The Brunson Theatre opens Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls with Susan Hayward and Patty Duke. The Bal lad of Josie stars Doris Day at the Majestic. Gulf Gate Northline and Meyerland show The Bible by John Huston. Counterpoint with Charlton Heston and George C. Scott plays at Interstate Village. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner features Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Sidney Poitier at the Metropolitan. Wildcat! stars Martha Raye at Houston Music Theatre. Arms and the Man opens Friday at Southwest Theatre Guild with Dick DePugh and Victoria Sharman.
Educational TV features Peter Ustinov known as the one man melting pot of Europe. He charts his ancestry in a portrait gallery broadcast Sunday at 6 p.m. on KUHT. The program includes impersonations from Russia to France and Switzerland to Ethiopia.
A reader rebuts two Lantern letters on Student Government and leadership. The piece argues lack of objectivity in anonymous criticism, criticizes the president's performance, and urges a new approach or new president to restore unity and effective communication on campus.
William H. Bridges M D responds to an editorial mocking medical training hospital costs and Medicare. He argues health values, outlines hospital taxes and district funding, defends pharmaceutical testing and dispensing, and urges responsible journalism and outreach before criticizing medical professionals.
registrar Mrs. Bessie Durham says spring enrollment may reach 10 percent higher than last spring. current campus total is 1,929 with 1,590 regular college credit students and additional groups including Co op 34 music 19 MDTA 60 adult education 204 and adult swimming 22. final figures pending new MDTA class and remaining registrations.
At Lee College cafeteria a capacity crowd watched Kathy Wendel win 6-0 over John Street in the semi-final opener of the National Tabletop Ring Bracelet Football Championship. John seized the final match 19-6. Finals set for a later date.
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